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  1. ...-to-mRNA ratios, whereas the reverse holds for proteins that are more variable (Methods) (Fig. 6D, left). Further, when estimating the ratio of RNA to protein, we found that the targets of miR-17 and miR-302, both abundant in human embryonic stem cells, are lower than for background genes (Fig. 6D, right...
  2. ...stem cell–derived SOD1E100G MNs and shows that dysregulation of VGF, INA, and PENK is a strong disease predictor across species and SOD1 mutations. Our study reveals MN population-specific gene expression and temporal disease-induced regulation that together provide a basis to explain ALS selective...
  3. ...and multimodal profiles across time, and extrapolate single-cell profiles in a missing modality. We apply Sunbear to reveal sex-biased transcription during mouse embryonic development and predict dynamic relationships between epigenetic priming and transcription for cells in which multimodal profiles...
  4. ...in Drosophila, in which point mutants in the Zswim8 ortholog Dora are lethal (90%–100% penetrance, depending on the allele and genetic background), with most individuals dying during embryonic or early larval development (Kingston et al. 2022). In contrast, mutants of the C. elegans ortholog, ebax-1...
  5. ...as one of the genetic modifiers that influence the penetrance of pathogenic variants (Castel et al. 2018). These common variants, which modify gene expression in specific haplotype combinations with rare pathogenic alleles, “interact” with the latter, thereby modulating their penetrance (Emison et al...
  6. ...cell positions (Fig. 2E, a-8, h-7, k-7, o-6, x-4, and β-4), where VAFs became essentially zero except for germ cell tissues, an average of 12.3 mutations were accumulated. Because it is known to take 12 cell divisions to go from a fertilized egg to PGC induction (corresponding to embryonic day 6...
  7. ...′ splice-site usage. As a subunit of the U2 small nuclear ribonucleoprotein complex (snRNP), SF3B1 is UV cross-linked with the pre-mRNA on both sides of the branch-point (BP) adenosine in the A-complex, at nucleotide positions −6 and +5 (Gozani et al. 1996, 1998). The most common mutations in SF3B1...
  8. ...the SF3B1 K700E mutation in CLL3 and CLL26 in both screening (S) and venetoclax-relapsed (R) samples (Supplemental Fig. S8A). This mutation was also confirmed by the WES data from these samples (Thijssen et al. 2022). In scRaCH-seq, the K700E mutation was consistently observed with an overall frequency...
  9. ...′ truncated and mutated (Voliva et al. 1983; Waterston et al. 2002), leaving approximately 2800 full-length L1s (Penzkofer et al. 2017). Ongoing L1 activity has generated substantial variation in L1 content among inbred strains, as well as interindividual variation in L1 content within strains (Akagi et al...
  10. ...common and cell-type-specific regeneration-responsive gene (RRG) programs and cis-regulatory elements, as well as key TFs associated with stages and cell types during regeneration, enhancing our understanding of tissue regeneration.ResultsSingle-nucleus multiomic profiling of zebrafish caudal fin...
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